Atlus’ Big Persona Announcement Is Persona 4 the Golden Animation

By Alex Osborn

Atlus has announced that a new anime series, dubbed Persona 4 the Golden Animation, is in the works and will begin airing this July.

While the original PlayStation 2 game has already received the anime treatment, this new series will incorporate many of the additions that the improved PS Vita version threw into the mix, including new characters. Check out the debut trailer for the series below.

If you haven't already seen the original Persona 4 Animation series, you can check it out on Hulu right here. I highly recommend it. Also be sure to read our review of Persona 4 Golden, which comes highly recommended by yours truly as well.

[Via NeoGAF]

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